Publication type: Commercial real estate business publication
Commercial Observer covers commercial real estate leasing, sales, finance, development, office, retail, multifamily, hospitality, industrial, and CRE personalities in New York and beyond.
History And Editorial Focus
Commercial Observer grew out of the Observer Media world and became a dedicated commercial real estate publication with strong New York market coverage.
What Happens There
- Leases, sales, financing, development, and power lists
- Commercial real estate executives, brokers, lenders, developers, and investors
- Events, newsletters, sponsored content, and finance coverage
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Address And Google Map
New York, NY
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Latest Headlines From This Source
- We’ve all had awkward moments. Disagreements at work. Faux pas in formal settings. The odd harmless fib that spins out of control. In the commercial real estate trade right now, the most awkward moments might be coming via a new trend that we covered this past week: owners such as RXR, SL Green, Ares Management […]
- Prime Residential acquired the 132-unit complex in the Miracle Mile neighborhood for $51.3 million. An LLC tied to Studio City-based Harrison Properties sold the property at 740 South Burnside Avenue, named Palm Court Apartments, for approximately $388,000 per unit. Marcus & Millichap’s Jeff Louks, Gayle Factor and Elliot Sabag represented the seller, while Matt Ziegler […]
- Columbia University is adding a new student housing project to its dormitory portfolio in northern Manhattan. Sam Charney’s Charney Companies sold its more than 300-unit project at 99 Claremont Avenue in Morningside Heights to the Ivy League university for $122 million, a source close to the deal confirmed. The Real Deal first reported the deal. […]
- On a humid and rainy July night in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, people from throughout the commercial real estate industry escaped the elements at the new mixed-use complex MADE Bush Terminal, which hosted Commercial Observer’s annual summer networking mixer. Amid a series of massive square wooden columns conveying the complex’s industrial feel, attendees networked, enjoyed drinks […]
- Third-party logistics provider Highline Commerce is expanding its industrial footprint at Brooklyn’s Industry City for the second time in four years, Commercial Observer has learned. Highline’s lease renewal at 67 34th Street in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood tacked on another 18,000 square feet to its warehouse space. The five-year deal rounds out the company’s total […]
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